Ski Resorts (not under the Euro)

[Scottland]

For Canada and the US I'd be impressed if you found flights under 400 notes. Given that my entire weeks accomodation + flights + transfers + food to France is going to cost £430 it wouldn't really make sense looking across the pond on the basis of exchange rates.

You'd be surprised, I've seen deals to the US and Canada for less than £400 (self catering).
Of course the deals are generally specific dates and locations that not everyone wants, but if you're not that fussed there are deals to be had.

 

[spirit]

if u are going to austria, lech has awesome snow this year, im going back tomorrow

 

[Clapp]

Was snowboarding in Switzerland last week, my god it was expensive.

 

[NeverWinter]

Yeah, my main thinking was the exchange rates right now - If I can get some good snow in a European country that doesn't have the Euro it'd be ideal.

I'd love to hit Canada or similar but money's tight right now.

 

[Volcs]

Yeah, my main thinking was the exchange rates right now - If I can get some good snow in a European country that doesn't have the Euro it'd be ideal.

I'd love to hit Canada or similar but money's tight right now.

I'd go with SPW's suggestion of Bulgaria then; I reckon Swiss resorts will be just as pricey as France, Italy and Austria.

 

[NeverWinter]

Yeah i've been looking at some Bulgaria stuff- Would love to get in the Chalet mentioned in another thread but there's only 2-3 of us going.

 

[ichabod crane]

have been here before and a few of us are looking at going over again this feb

http://www.methodsnowschool.com/firstpage.htm

 

[Mullins]

Zermatt (Switzerland), they even offer night skiing a few times a year, the website I linked gives a lot of useful info about how to get there, where to stay etc.

 

[VonClinkerhofen]

Aviemore?